In May of 2023 Troop 107 will be celebrating 100 years of Scouting in Westwood. Approximately 100 boys were served by the Troop each decade, which means that over the last 100 years Troop 107 taught around 1,000 boys camping and outdoor skills, first aid, civics, effective leadership, and virtuous living. Most of those boys grew to be men of character, at least in part, through their connection with Troop 107.

Given this rich history and significant impact upon our community, Troop 107 has planned a gala celebration of its century the first weekend in May. The weekend includes a dinner for all living Troop 107 Eagle Scouts and Scoutmasters, a Centennial Eagle Court of Honor, a Scout Carnival on the church grounds and a Centennial Banquet featuring Cincinnati Pops Director, Eagle Scout, and Scout dad John Morris Russell.

The Troop is holding this Silent Auction to raise funds for the centennial celebration to offset the cost to current Scouts and their families. We want to make sure that, as with all Troop 107 activities, cost does not prevent any boy from participating.

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